Plato precision wire cutters are a 129 mm, 57 g hand tool for cleanly cutting thin wires, cables and plastic parts. The tool steel blades handle copper wire up to 1.3 mm, a spring return mechanism reopens the jaws after every cut, and the handles are ergonomic and non-slip.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Tool type | Precision wire cutters |
| Length | 129 mm |
| Weight | 57 g |
| Max copper wire diameter | 1.3 mm |
| Blade material | Tool steel |
| Mechanism | Spring return |
| Handles | Ergonomic, non-slip, coated |
| Condition | New |
What you get
- Clean cuts on small parts — precision blades for thin wires, cables and plastic components.
- Copper wire capacity — up to 1.3 mm diameter.
- Less hand fatigue — the spring opens the handles after every cut.
- A steady grip — ergonomic non-slip coated handles.
- Pocket size — 129 mm long, 57 g.
- Steel edges — tool steel blades.
Who it is for
DIYers who repair their own phones, laptops and other electronics, radio hobbyists, model makers and jewellers, and anyone who needs a small, accurate cutter for fine wire in a home toolbox.
Who should look elsewhere
Anyone who needs to cut thick wire, nails or steel cable: the stated maximum for copper wire is 1.3 mm. Heavy-duty cutters are the right tool for that.
Uses and compatibility
Accurate cutting of thin wires, cables and plastic components; repair of mobile devices, computers and electronics; printed circuit board work; radio hobby, model making, jewellery; workshops, labs and home hobbies.
What is in the box
One pair of Plato precision wire cutters.
Questions and answers
What is the thickest wire they can cut?
For copper wire, the maximum diameter is 1.3 mm.
Do they open by themselves?
Yes, a spring return mechanism opens the handles automatically after each cut.
What are the blades made of?
Tool steel.
How big and heavy are they?
129 mm long and 57 g.
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